US EditionWeinstein retrial: Lawyer claims accuser sought to sue for money
- Harvey Weinstein faces a new retrial in a Manhattan courtroom in 2025 for sexual assault charges involving Miriam Haley and Jessica Mann.
- This retrial follows the 2020 convictions being overturned last year due to unlawful witness handling, as ruled by the New York Court of Appeals.
- During cross-examination, Weinstein's lawyer claimed Haley only made allegations to enable a civil lawsuit, which she strongly denied, stating she acted to support other women.
- During her emotional testimony, Haley recounted an incident at Weinstein's Soho apartment in 2006 and emphasized that she never believed she had the possibility of receiving financial restitution.
- The retrial highlights ongoing legal challenges for the former film producer, who remains imprisoned and has never admitted wrongdoing, with implications for the #MeToo movement.
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Weinstein's harassment, Amber Battilana Gutierrez: "They covered up my complaint, I want justice"
Interview with the Italian model, who after 10 years wants to reopen the case: "A system of friendships protected the producer. There were pressures, I want a survey on the police of New York. Under charge also the former mayor Rudy Giuliani
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